A married woman searched YouTube to find a route into India to be with a lover she met on a popular video game: 'She was not impressed by his work, but by his PUBG skills,' police said
— an idea perpetrated by hard-line Hindu conservatives that Muslim men seek Hindu women to force them to convert to Islam.
In May, Haider planned to go to India with her children, who are all under seven years old, by first making her way to Nepal. The couple later told reporters they devised a route by"searching on YouTube," according to the Times. Haider denied the allegations and told authorities that she sold a plot of her parents' land, BBC reported. She also told authorities her husband beat her, and she had sought a divorce.
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